Drone enthusiasts, the coveted Mavic 4 Pro has made a comeback in stock-temporarily.
The Mavic 4 Pro, DJI's latest drone release, has been creating a buzz among enthusiasts, but its availability in the United States has been a topic of discussion.
Upon its global launch on May 13, the Mavic 4 Pro was not available for sale in the U.S., as stated by DJI. This decision was likely due to import issues caused by a 30% tariff on Chinese-made drones and ongoing concerns over forced labor in China's Xinjiang region, leading to delays and supply chain disruptions by U.S. Customs.
Despite these challenges, some retailers like Amazon have managed to secure inventory of the Mavic 4 Pro. However, the stock is limited and expected to sell out quickly. Adorama has the drone on backorder, while B&H and DJI's authorized New York store are temporarily out of stock.
For those seeking the Mavic 4 Pro, third-party or gray market sellers could be an option. However, it's important to note that these sellers may not offer official warranties or support, and prices might be higher.
Another solution could be purchasing the Mavic 4 Pro abroad and bringing it to the U.S. or having it shipped. Some users have reported success in buying the drone in countries like Canada or Mexico and bringing it back, having it shipped back, or asking someone to bring it back.
It's also worth mentioning that Walmart recently had the Mavic 4 Pro in stock, but it appears to be sold out now.
It may not be possible to get an official DJI U.S. warranty or buy DJI Care Refresh on the Mavic 4 Pro due to its unofficial status in U.S. channels.
In conclusion, the Mavic 4 Pro's availability in the U.S. is a complex situation, with limited stock at retailers and import issues causing delays. Users seeking the drone may need to explore alternative options, such as buying from third-party sellers or purchasing abroad.
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